Digital Radiography

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  • Julie Cullen
  • 04/07/2016

  Computed Radiography and Digital Radiography…Perfect Together

  I had always assumed that most dentists were either computed radiography (imaging plates) users or digital radiography (sensors) users. It never dawned on me that anyone would be both. That was until I talked to a dentist friend of mine the other day who said that having both in the practice is a bit of a safety net. If your sensor goes down for...

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  • Liana Tremmel
  • 03/16/2016

  PSPIX—Upgrading a Dental Practice

  In September 2015, I bought a practice that was completely analog. So going in I knew I was going to need to make some upgrades. My goals were to improve patient care, build the reputation of the practice, and increase staff satisfaction and practice workflow. For radiography, I knew for sure I wanted an image plate scanner. That’s what I had...

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  • Bryan O'Loughlin
  • 10/20/2020

  Solutions for the Unique IT Challenges of Dental Service Organizations

  In 2020, the “standard of care” can include a range of diagnostic imaging technologies, such as digital sensors, intraoral and digital impression scanners, and CBCT. The clinical standard of care is supported by a functional standard of care in IT management. All dental practices, regardless of size and scope, must have a reliable technology...

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  • Hayley Bruning
  • 10/19/2020

  A New, FDA-Approved Abutment Solution for Optimal Engagement and Longevity

  Axsys Dental Solutions is now offering pre-milled, custom titanium abutment blanks and implant components from Arum Dentistry, a company that develops total dental implant CAD/CAM solutions for users worldwide. Millable on any machine, these FDA-cleared components are in full compliance with NADL recommendations. Each prosthetic component is...

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• Perio Tray Delivery for Biofilm (Bacteria) Management

  
  • Date: 10/01/2020

  For many patients suffering from bleeding and infected gums, the side effects are unbearable: bad breath, bleeding when brushing and no confidence in one’s smile. Perio Protect’s Managing Director Tanya Dunlap explains the main reason for periodontal disease being biofilm and bacteria buildup and how Perio Protect’s Perio Trays treat the cause...

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  • Michael Howard
  • 10/23/2020

  Hydrogen Peroxide vs. Antibiotics: A Safer System for Treating Gum Disease

  Historically, dental professionals have looked to antibiotics as a first-line defense against gum disease. In recent years, however, emerging concerns about the greater health implications of antibiotic use have given practitioners and their patients pause. Bacteria, particularly in the ideal microenvironment of the periodontal pocket, are...

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